Tucked into one of Southwest Portland’s most historically rich pockets, this 1924 residence offers more than just a home — it offers a story. Set on a quiet, tree-lined lane in Fulton Park, 7100 SW Brier Place sits above the original route of Portland’s first west-side electric trolley line and among one of the city’s most intact pre-war streetscapes.Inside, nearly 3,000 square feet blend timeless character with thoughtful updates, including an updated kitchen, sunroom, and inviting living spaces designed for both everyday comfort and entertaining. Mature landscaping and a protected Heritage Tree create a peaceful, canopy-covered setting that feels worlds away while remaining just minutes from downtown Portland, OHSU, parks, and trails. The property’s history is equally remarkable. Formerly home to acclaimed folk musician and recording engineer Fritz Richmond — whose work connected him to The Doors, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, and The Lovin’ Spoonful — the home carries a rare piece of Portland cultural history. Beyond the home itself, the neighborhood offers a unique blend of privacy, heritage, and livability. Surrounded by historic homes, native gardens, and protected trees, this quiet hillside setting feeds into the highly sought-after Rieke, Robert Gray, and Ida B. Wells school path while offering easy access to Fulton Park, Tryon Creek, Willamette trails, and downtown commuting routes. An added opportunity: qualified buyers may take advantage of an assumable 2.49% loan, creating significant long-term savings. This is more than a home with square footage and finishes — it’s a rare Portland property with provenance, personality, and a sense of place that simply cannot be replicated. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at https://rpt.greenbuildingregistry.com/hes/OR10248580]